This is the first post in a series looking at the connections between art and justice. The series will be a going public with my long-term wrestling with concepts connected to my multi-decade study of the works of Nicholas Wolterstorff on both subjects.

A particular challenge with Wolterstorff’s work is that he often makes a compelling case with thorough argumentation for why and how we should re-think everything. Once a reader has read, understood, and maybe accepted his case it can’t be unseen. I end up walking around with a different concept in my head attached to words like “art” and “justice”, plus many others. It makes communication difficult.

I’ll be articulating these concepts through a set of image-words. This post, an introduction of sorts, is about being inside.

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Music references:

All music is by Nori. Most is from their World Anew album.
In this episode:
Intro and outro music: “Footprints”
Interludes: “Tumbao”
Used with permission.
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